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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1925

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2

Italian Fascists Rise Against Germany Over Brenner Pass

An inflammatory Italian article declares anti German sentiment rising after Locarno ratification. It cites the Brenner Pass as a symbolic starting point for Italy to resist Germany and asserts Italian superiority under the Brenner Guard led by Signor Marinetti.

Italy Germany South Tyrol Brennerugh Centraly Austria The Guard London Gerst Ella Briggs New York Impero Gernever Signor Marinettie Nizer Brenner Guard

Arkansas Autoist Killed in Long Lake Bridge Crash

At Helena Arkansas James Fairchild of West Helena was killed when his car struck another on Long Lake bridge five miles south. Both cars fell 15 feet into the water. Three companions and the other car’s driver were injured and treated at a local hospital. In Jacksonville Florida Ras Brison 20 of Stark a Floridapre med student died after an automobile accident. His brother Charles Brinson 24 was seriously injured as police seek the other driver reported to be responsible.

Jacksonville Fla Ras P. Brison Stark University Oflorida Charles Aubrey Brinson Little Rock Ark Pulaski County

Youth Jailed After Georgia Shooting

Dublin Georgia December 26 Irvin Montford 23 was charged with the slaying of his elder Montford Jr in a family quarrel at a home. Officers Montford intoxicated quarreled with his wife and Montford shot his brother in a fatal incident.

Dublin Irvin Montford E. E. Montford Montford Mont

Liberty Bell to Ring by Radio on New Year’s Eve 1925

Philadelphia reports the Liberty Bell will sound again at midnight December 31 1925 broadcast nationwide by WIP radio. Mrs Freeland Kendrick wife of mayor will strike the bell marking 150 years of independence and a Sesqui Centennial Exposition event in Philadelphia.

America Liberty Bell Philadelphia WIP Eos W. Freeland Kendrick Key Evulu Justicearshall Freeland Kendrick Kendrick United States

Paris Cabinet Reconsiders Finance Plan

Paris December 26 The French cabinet reviews Finance Minister Doumergue’s plan to rehabilitate finances. A double tax on business turnover is anticipated as a feature. The chamber and senate are adjourned until Monday while left cartel deputies prepare counter proposals. Premier Briand and Doumergue pledge to fight for their program.

Paris M. Doumergue Tueesay Chamber of Deputies House Chamber Senate M. Doumer Briand

Flashes of Life and News From Around the World

Highlights include Princess Helen Vlora set to wed Oscar M Burke marking her fourth marriage. Lenin play coming to stage in Berlin. US sentiment on Christmas dinner costs and champagne priced at four dollars in Paris. Doorn shows Wilhelm Hohenzollern in sermon attire on Christmas. Nava Carlotte dies in Pau. Rivera ends Sunday issue plan in Madrid. Chicago reports a Christmas scare at a New York guest home. NYU coeds debate marriage and college life with Straton. MIT women engineering courses expand. English railways hire women across several roles.

New York Helen Vlora Oscar M. Burke Helen Kelly Frank Jay Gould Ralph H. Thomas Prince Vlora Albania University of New York John Roach Straton I. K Marti

Explanation of Chapman case tied to Perovich ruling

Hartford December 26 The ruling by Judge Pollack that a presidential commutation is not binding without prisoner acceptance aligns with the Thomas Chapman decision. Government attorney Cohen says in Perovich and Chapman hearings the change in sentence is a lesser degree of original punishment, not a new kind.

Hartford Conn John C. Pollack Arkansas City Edwin 8. Thomas Gérald Chapman United States George 8. Cohen Cohen Kansas City Vuce Perovich Alaska Taft Perovich Leavenworth Pollack Chapman Mr. Cohen

PARDONS EXTENDED TO SIXTY CONVICTS

Sofia Bulgaria December 26 King Boris extended a full pardon to sixty persons condemned to death for involvement in the cathedral bombing conspiracy. During the national fete last November he commuted many sentences from a military court and previously pardoned nineteen of the condemned.

Sofia Bulgaria Boris

Food Shortage Reported on Yap After Tide Wave Storm

A tidal wave and storm hit Yap on December 15 causing widespread damage to coastal buildings but no deaths. The government plans to send a relief ship with provisions to ease the shortage.

Tokyo Yap

Sea denizens to travel by tank car to Shedd Aquarium

Sea creatures from Hawaii and Pacific islands will embark on an 8000 mile trip in tank cars to the Shedd Aquarium in Grant Park Chicago. A steamer with tanks will move them to the west coast for transfers with other aquariums in San Francisco and La Jolla.

Chicago Tve Hawaii Pacific Islands Shedd Aquarium Grant Park Mississippi Valley John G. Shedd Marshall Field & Company

Rubber Parley Interest Grows as Geneva Talks Loom

Washington officials await word on Geneva press suggestions to include Britain’s rubber monopoly in League of Nations discussions. Hoover counters claims of wheat and rubber parallels while noting U S plans to curb rubber use and push substitutes amid rising prices.

Washington Geneva League Council Number 2 Hoover London Morning Post Rubber Combine

Louisiana fourth in prosecutions and gas use report

Louisiana ranks fourth in national prosecutions and fourth in gas production, with 105 million cubic feet used mainly for carbon black. Oklahoma leads gas output, followed by California and West Virginia. Arkansas reports on coin sales and reforestation efforts continue in multiple towns.

New Orleans Louisiana Anne Bureau of Mines Oklahoma California West Virginia

Congress as Santa Claus Would Grant Wishes for All

A nationwide poll imagines a Congress acting as Santa, with 22 leaders from both parties granting health for the sick, prosperity, fair prices for farmers, and a turkey for every family. Senators and representatives propose gifts from tax cuts to honest government and world peace, each pledging reforms aligned with their views.

Washington Coun Congress St. Nick Senate Santa Claus North Pole Curtis Kansas Tilson Connecticut House Garrett Tennessee Borah Idaho Norris Nebraska la Fellette, Jr Wisconsin Watson Indiana Moses New Hampshire Independence Couzens Michigan Lenroot Capper Stanfield Oregon King Utah World Court Department of Justice Sheppard Texas George Georgia Madden Illinois

Milk and Snow Used in Farm Fire Fight Near Portage

On a Portage area farm milk and snow were used to combat a fire when the water supply failed. Milk cans were emptied into a tank and pumped via the city’s hose, while nearby piles of snow were hauled close to the blaze. The incident follows a growing report on resourceful measures amid shortages.

Portage Wis

U. S. Marines En Route To China Amid Civil War Turmoil

A company of American Marines sails from Manila toward China as tensions rise in the Chinese civil war. Officials offer no explanation, but reports cite recent battles near Tientsin, Chang Tso-Lin’s forces gaining ground, and possible U S military reshuffling in Peking.

Washington China Manila Tientsin National People’s Army Chang Kuo Peking Clarence Williams Navy Department Shangai State Department McMurry That City

Painted Lady No Stigma In Paris Salons

In Paris reports describe stigma-free perceptions of women with makeup in fashion houses and salons. The piece notes most attendees at a grand opening of leading dressmakers show varying makeup styles from Rubens to French school, with few showing no paint.

Paris At & Grand

Christmas Heads Parade Report From Mukden War Scene

Japanese and Chinese forces in Manchuria scene a grim December with reports of Kuo Sung-Lin and his wife beheaded and paraded through Mukden streets. Tokyo reports uncertain outcomes as Japan withdraws troops while Chang Tso-lin gains leverage and demands control.

Liaotung Kuo Foreign Office Mukden Chang Sinminfu Japan Kuo Sung-Ling Hamaguchi Sereige Tokio Nichi Nichi Mizuno Stnminfu Manchuria Tokio

Pact With Cubans Planned To Tighten Prohibition Enforcement

Dec 26 report says Hiquor and Vallance plan a Cuba United States treaty to curb leakage from the island. The goal resembles recent Mexico Canada pacts and would extend US powers between Cuba and the Florida Keys. Andrews and coast guard officials will discuss with Crowder in Havana and study enforcement of liquor smuggling and related crimes.

Cuba United States Setina Aasiete Pro’ Vallance Mexico Canada Gulf Island Republic Florida Keys Vallance General Andrews Crowder Havana Andrews Coast Guard The Treasury

Nine Missing in Minneapolis Fire

Nine persons are reported missing in a four story apartment building fire in Minneapolis. The old style construction caused the blaze to spread rapidly and heat forced firemen to retreat. First responders reached a group of women who fled into a blazing room during the effort.

Minneapolis Minn

Communication in China Restored After Northern Campaign

Peking reports full communications restored following General Feng Yu Liang's decisive occupation of Tien Ts in and defeat of Li Ching Ling forces after weeks of fighting. Warfare in northern China appears ended unless Feng reinforces Kuo Sung Ling troops against Chang Tso Lin.

Peking Feng Yu Liang Tien Tsin Li Ching Ling China Feng Chang Tso Lin

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